Saturday, March 26, 2016

Body Systems



In class you studied the digestive, circulatory and respiratory systems and how each is important in maintaining a healthy body. 
Part I
Select a Body System.  Write a paper that describes the process and identify major structures and organs.  Choose an appropriate format for your paper (Narrative, informative, persuasive).  Use evidence to support your claim and explain your reasoning.  This paper is due on Friday, March 4th.

Sample 1 - 
Watch this video - 
You were just hired to be an Imagineer.  Walt Disney World recruited you to create a new ride for EPCOT to replace the old Body Wars ride.  You were selected based on your knowledge about the body and organ systems.
·       Design a ride through the assigned organ system. The ride design should include the specifications provided for the selected system.
·       Organs should be placed in the correct position relative to the other organs of the system (e.g., the mouth is the first "room" in the digestive system).
·       Create a story to be told as guests travel through the organ system. Later, we will create a presentation (e.g., PowerPoint, iMovie, Photostory) that tells the story. 

Disney Science Links
Body
General Anatomy Resources
·       How the Body Works
·       Kid's Biology Human Body
·       Study Jams Body Systems
·       Immune System 
Circulatory System Resources
·       The Circle of Blood
Circulation Resources
·       Blood: The River of Life
Digestive System
·       Digestion
·       Study Jams Digestion
Heart Resources
·       Cut to the Heart
·       How Your Heart Works
·       Picture of a Human Heart
Lung Resources
·       Animation of the Lungs
·       How Your Lungs Work
·       It's All in the Lungs
·       Looking at Your Lungs
Amusement Park Resources
·       Amusement Park Physics
·       RideZone


Part II.

Create a car/boat for the ride.  The car/boat should be designed to look like an object that travels in the system (Ex. Food in the digestive system, a blood cell or a virus in the circulatory system). Create a prototype of the ride.  

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